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What does the IRS say tax evasion looks like?

Most Massachusetts residents do not want to tangle with the IRS. They make sure they get their tax returns filed on time and diligently try to report all their income and let the chips fall where they may. However, that does not mean that people want to pay more in taxes than they absolutely have to. According to the nation's taxing authority, some people go too far in attempting to avoid it. This is where allegations of tax evasion often arise.

Sometimes failing to file a tax return points to tax evasion

The IRS tends to pay attention when someone here in Massachusetts or elsewhere does not file a return. In many cases, the individual is not required to file a tax return because he or she anticipates a refund or does not make enough money to be required to do so, and the agency takes no action. However, there are times when an individual who does not file one or more returns ends up under investigation for tax evasion.

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